Track record clean

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From New York Daily News (found on Newsbusters)

Reports that Track Palin vandalized school buses aren't true, says pal

By NANCY DILLON
DAILY NEWS WEST COAST BUREAU CHIEF

Wednesday, September 10th 2008, 7:55 PM

Despite snowballing reports and rumors, Sarah Palin's eldest son, Track, was not part of the gang of four teenagers who criminally vandalized
44 Alaska school buses in 2005, a key culprit told The News.

"Track wasn't with me. Track had nothing to do with it," participant Deryck Harris, 20, said Wednesday in an exclusive interview.

Citing an anonymous judicial source, the Anchorage radio station 1080 KUDO was the first to report last week that Track Palin was the unidentified 16-year-old delinquent who not only trashed the buses but also swiped the bottle of alcohol that fueled the teen rampage.

The National Enquirer will report his "involvement" in the "notorious" attack in its issue out Thursday.

"I was friends with him. We hung out. But he wasn't there," Harris said, describing the incident as a senior prank gone awry. "It was my high school mistake. It was a really bad choice. I've paid my restitution."

[Chris_]

Citing an anonymous judicial source, the Anchorage radio station 1080 KUDO was the first to report last week that Track Palin was the unidentified 16-year-old delinquent who not only trashed the buses but also swiped the bottle of alcohol that fueled the teen rampage.

There seems to be an awful lot of attorneys in black robes willing to be 'anonymous sources' for the Democrat Ambulance chasing lawyer's Party smear campaign.

And people wonder why the top of my target list is packed with bureaucrats, politicians and lawyers for when the chaos descends upon my country.